Four Questions for... Torsten Ussing

For the next interview in our blog series “Four questions for...” we spoke to Torsten Ussing, Managing Director of ScanView A/S in Denmark. As part of the Certego Group, which operates throughout Scandinavia, ScanView supports customers in various industries, including airports, banks and logistics. The company has been using Dallmeier technology for more than 20 years. In the interview, Torsten Ussing explains the key role of quality, innovation and cybersecurity.

Mr Ussing, your company plans and installs security technologies for a wide range of customers. Could you give us a brief introduction?
ScanView has customers who have been buying Dallmeier products for many years and appreciate the close cooperation and high quality that Dallmeier delivers. Our customers are mainly airports, Danish State Railways, banks, logistics and parking companies such as Apcoa.

You have been using Dallmeier technology for your customers for over 20 years.What prompted you to collaborate with Dallmeier?
We are particularly impressed by the high quality, stability and durability of Dallmeier products. The company offers a wide range of high-quality cameras, in particular the Panomera® series.
The “Security by Design” aspect of cybersecurity is also particularly important today. Dallmeier is also ISO 27001 certified.

Which Dallmeier products and solutions do you use in your projects and why?
We actually use all Dallmeier products. The Domera® camera series is suitable for all purposes, there are a lot of possibilities. And the Panomera® series is unique and offers so many advantages and possibilities that cannot be achieved with other products and solutions.

Companies specializing in installations are increasingly suffering from staff shortages. In this context, the configuration and installation of the systems takes on particular importance from the installer's point of view. What is the situation with Dallmeier solutions?
We have many technicians who have been working with Dallmeier video technology for more than 10 years, so we don't have these problems. Except, of course, that we would like to have more staff.